This software provides a fundamental class that can be used for receiving kgs (Knowledge Graph System) messages. It can be adjusted to fulfill specific requirements and is readily available as a primary component in software development.
I recently tested KGS::Listener, a generic base class designed to listen for kgs messages. This class allows for easy message handling for various kgs-related activities.
The SYNOPSIS provides information about how to use the base class, including how to set up listeners for both channels and non-channel-related activities. Once the class is instantiated, you can use the inject_xxx function to handle different types of messages, and the event_xxx function to manage synthesized events.
Currently, the KGS::Listener family includes several members that cater to various needs. The KGS::Listener base class is the fundamental class, and it can be extended with KGS::Listener::Channel to handle channels like games and rooms, KGS::Listener::Game to manage games, KGS::Listener::Room to handle rooms and game lists, KGS::Listener::Roomlist to control the overall room listing, KGS::Listener::User to gather user information and chats, and KGS::Listener::Debug to print all messages that marc doesn't understand.
Overall, I found KGS::Listener to be a helpful tool for software developers who want to streamline their kgs-related activity handling. Its versatility and ease-of-use are commendable.
The SYNOPSIS provides information about how to use the base class, including how to set up listeners for both channels and non-channel-related activities. Once the class is instantiated, you can use the inject_xxx function to handle different types of messages, and the event_xxx function to manage synthesized events.
Currently, the KGS::Listener family includes several members that cater to various needs. The KGS::Listener base class is the fundamental class, and it can be extended with KGS::Listener::Channel to handle channels like games and rooms, KGS::Listener::Game to manage games, KGS::Listener::Room to handle rooms and game lists, KGS::Listener::Roomlist to control the overall room listing, KGS::Listener::User to gather user information and chats, and KGS::Listener::Debug to print all messages that marc doesn't understand.
Overall, I found KGS::Listener to be a helpful tool for software developers who want to streamline their kgs-related activity handling. Its versatility and ease-of-use are commendable.
What's New
Version 0.99: N/A